Origin
The Hoya Burtoniae variegata is a foliage plant that originally comes from the tropical rainforests of Asia and Australia. This plant is named after botanist Joseph Burton, who played a significant role in the cultivation and distribution of this unique species. The Hoya Burtoniae variegata is also known for its thick, glossy leaves.

Characteristics
The Hoya Burtoniae variegata is a vigorous climbing plant that can grow up to five metres high. This species is known for its cream-coloured to golden yellow discolourations on the leaves, a unique characteristic not found in all Hoya plants. The flowers of the Hoya Burtoniae variegata are small, star-shaped, and have a deep red colour. One of the most impressive properties of this plant is that it is capable of producing beautiful flowers year after year.

Care
The care of the Hoya Burtoniae variegata is relatively straightforward, making it a popular houseplant. This plant prefers bright indirect sunlight and a moist, but well-draining soil. The Hoya Burtoniae variegata requires little water and it is best to water it only when the soil has completely dried out. This plant can grow quite large, so a big pot or stand is recommended to not hinder the growth.